Sentence examples for undefined age from inspiring English sources

Dunney et al. [ 15] compared the same telemetric system as used in our study with the rectal standard by measurements of ten pigs of undefined age in ten days as a part of a larger clinical trial.

Ten studies (425 patients) were omitted from the 18-year subgroup comparison and nine studies (403 patients) were omitted from the 14-year subgroup comparison due to undefined age ranges.

Independent of undefined age-specific physiologic characteristics that control disease severity, the risk for virus exposure might differ among age groups, depending on behavioral factors.

Project director Greg LoPiccolo said in an early preview: "In essence [... it's] this undefined medieval age, sort of medieval [Europe] meets Brazil meets City of Lost Children.

Twenty-six adult individuals with undefined exact age were excluded.

We also assumed that centenarians, as the best model of healthy aging in humans [ 6], are a control group less blurred and undefined than the usually employed "age-matched controls".

Remaining households with no adult members but a member of unknown age were coded as "undefined" but were included with the category of child-only household in sensitivity analysis.

It is common practice to offer annual mammography from ages 35-50 years in BRCA1 and BRCA2 carriers, but the screening interval after 50 years is undefined.

We can conclude from this result, that modern, certified stoves tend to emit notably less CO, CxHy and PM10 compared to the typical "Austrian average" which included a wide variety and age range of devices under undefined operation conditions.

Until 2001, my two brothers and I — all living in California — assumed that our parents would enjoy long, robust old ages capped by some brief, undefined final illness.

Individuals were excluded if they had undefined phenotype, missing covariates, known LOAD mutations or if the last age of evaluation for controls or age at onset for cases was less than 60 years.